I have recently (the last 12 months) been buying parkside 20v family tools as I they became available in Lild. I found your channel a few days ago and I find it fascinating as to what can be done to repair and hack the tools. I will be watching in the future and using a lot of your ideas in a practical way. Thank you. Oh! Forgot to say I have subscribed.
Be careful !!! Parkside Battery's don't have a Low Voltage cutoff (no MosFET inside). So it depends on the Tool to cutoff and prevent an over discharge ...
Nice idea but NOT with Parkside battery pack! Beware of this modification! Parkside 20V battery has no undervoltage protection in battery board! This protection is integrated in parkside tool speed controller. Cells are connected to output pins directly and you can discharge battery too low and destroy one cell in few discharging cycles. Even with one cell below 2V, original charger refuse charging with error light. Dont try this modification!
Nice hack. Talking about battery pack/dedicated charger, looking for compatibility between manufacturers on the web I ran across many site warning about mixing. I think it is BS as the charging logic and protection is always in the battery. The charger is just a transformer. Alsö the battery/Charger from parkside are interchangeable with Güde. Just a little bit of plastic to grind here and there. I guess there a lot of other compatibilities out there.
There is another aspect besides charging, and that is sensing when the battery voltage has dropped too low for it to be charged in the normal manner in the charger that matches the battery. There is a circuit board that is known as BMS (battery management system). It functions to charge all cells so that they are somewhat closely matched in voltage at full charge. In some batteries, it also detects the low voltage situation and cuts off the power; but some manufacturers put that function into the tool. So this is the thing to be concerned about when mixing batteries from one manufacturer and tools from a different manufacturer.
Peace be upon you, Mr. Dahen I have a FERREX drill 20 volt without battery. Can I use another type of battery and how can I know the negative and positive to operate the drill because it has 5 outputs (+B1- /B2- / T / B1+ /B2) Thank you for your help
I was just looking at buying a 3d printed adapter to makita nicd reciprocating saw looks like i be skipping that and buying a cupple £1 chopping boards many thanks for the video
@@christopherbooth1772 - it didn’t appear to use any glue. There were four screws that held the pieces together, with nuts embedded into the topmost layer by heating it up to soften the plastic for press fitting the nuts.
very dangerous ! the battery has no shut-off electronics, shut-off and protection are in the parkside devices! operating the battery without this electronics is not only careless, but also dangerous
@@zana3587 the fuse is is only the last emergency protection, the device must be switch of the power from the battery, if the battery give the signal to switch off, you not connect the signal pin, and you not have the electronic to switch off
I have recently (the last 12 months) been buying parkside 20v family tools as I they became available in Lild. I found your channel a few days ago and I find it fascinating as to what can be done to repair and hack the tools. I will be watching in the future and using a lot of your ideas in a practical way. Thank you. Oh! Forgot to say I have subscribed.
thank you sir i hope it's helpful for you
@@zana3587 the videos have been very helpful and given me some ideas. Thanks David
Be careful !!!
Parkside Battery's don't have a Low Voltage cutoff (no MosFET inside).
So it depends on the Tool to cutoff and prevent an over discharge ...
Nice idea but NOT with Parkside battery pack! Beware of this modification! Parkside 20V battery has no undervoltage protection in battery board! This protection is integrated in parkside tool speed controller. Cells are connected to output pins directly and you can discharge battery too low and destroy one cell in few discharging cycles. Even with one cell below 2V, original charger refuse charging with error light. Dont try this modification!
thank you sir, yes, but it's good for me, before it's discharged i stop
@@zana3587 simple solution for that is small voltmeter in the handle, see here: czcams.com/video/bHeii834ujs/video.html
One thing is for sure, when my chopping boards get old they are not going to the bin anymore.
yes, thank you sir
Excelent work. I learned. Congratulacions.
thank you sir
Нормально получилось аккумулятор примостырить. Поздравляю с новым инструментом!!
Спасибо, сэр
Muito bom, parabéns, grande trabalho
Cara, eu moro no Brasil, mas isso vai ajudar bastante com uma parkside spindlelock. Ótimo vídeo.
obrigado senhor
Very nice idea. Where did you get those two metal contacts for the adaptor? I can't find that suze contacts for the adaptor.
You are the best repairman!!!
thank you sir
Nice hack. Talking about battery pack/dedicated charger, looking for compatibility between manufacturers on the web I ran across many site warning about mixing. I think it is BS as the charging logic and protection is always in the battery. The charger is just a transformer. Alsö the battery/Charger from parkside are interchangeable with Güde. Just a little bit of plastic to grind here and there. I guess there a lot of other compatibilities out there.
thank you sir i hope it's helpful for you
There is another aspect besides charging, and that is sensing when the battery voltage has dropped too low for it to be charged in the normal manner in the charger that matches the battery.
There is a circuit board that is known as BMS (battery management system). It functions to charge all cells so that they are somewhat closely matched in voltage at full charge. In some batteries, it also detects the low voltage situation and cuts off the power; but some manufacturers put that function into the tool.
So this is the thing to be concerned about when mixing batteries from one manufacturer and tools from a different manufacturer.
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Nice work, but I expected the lighter to be Parkside too :)
thank you sir
Peace be upon you, Mr. Dahen
I have a FERREX drill 20 volt without battery. Can I use another type of battery and how can I know the negative and positive to operate the drill because it has 5 outputs (+B1- /B2- / T / B1+ /B2)
Thank you for your help
I was just looking at buying a 3d printed adapter to makita nicd reciprocating saw looks like i be skipping that and buying a cupple £1 chopping boards many thanks for the video
thank you sir i hope it's helpful for you
What glue do you use?
I've tried 3x different 2 part epoxy and all 3 brake free with use
@@christopherbooth1772 - it didn’t appear to use any glue. There were four screws that held the pieces together, with nuts embedded into the topmost layer by heating it up to soften the plastic for press fitting the nuts.
C'est très bien fait et assez économique.
Merci Monsieur
Muy buen video saludos desde chile mi pregunta es ? La bateria que adaptaste era de 20v y el atornillador tambien? O era de un voltaje diferente?
Gracias señor, era el mismo voltaje.
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Good job 😊😊
Was für ein Aufwand, der Parkside Schlagschrauber kostet 38€. Und was ist mit dem Unterspannungsschutz, der sitzt bei Parkside im gerät.
Ja, Sir, das weiß ich. Es ist ein Adapter. Wenn es langsamer wird, müssen Sie es aufladen
Genau, daß ist völliger Schwachsinn
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Good work 👍
Thank you sir
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Great 👍..Sir
Thank you sir
To jest to nie każdy ma drukarki 3D
You can't go more China than Kinzo ! 🤣
hhhhh yes sir
First like. Great idea my brother.
thank you my brother . my teacher
Nice hack! What's type of plastic plate did you use ? pls
Thank you sir . I use kitchen plastic chopping board
@@zana3587 ah yes ! like the sausage cutting board :)
Parkside battery dont have BMS soo this is the best way how to kill battery
thank you for your information!
Great work! What does it mean "BMS"? And what will be the problem? I have kinzo too, with old battery and wish to recover it! Thank you!
@@tzvetankirkov2340 - BMS = battery management system
Здравствуйте скажите пожалуйста инструменты parkside качественные или нет
привет сэр, нет, это не хорошего качества. но лучше из китайских инструментов
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very dangerous ! the battery has no shut-off electronics, shut-off and protection are in the parkside devices! operating the battery without this electronics is not only careless, but also dangerous
It is not that dangerous because the battery has a fuse, the piece is used to cut the power when the battery is weak
@@zana3587 the fuse is is only the last emergency protection, the device must be switch of the power from the battery, if the battery give the signal to switch off, you not connect the signal pin, and you not have the electronic to switch off
Bravo,respect
Thank you sir
Buen trabajo 👍
gracias Señor
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Muito bom
obrigado senhor
be caurefull those batteries have no undervoltage protection as its in the tools, this can ruin your battery
i know sir
muy interesante la adptacion de la base.. saludos
gracias Señor
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thank you sir
After all that hard work you still end up with a piece of junk
it's better from nothing
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Thank you
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